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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Sep 28, 2024

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Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
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Mark Question by Mark on Sep 28, 2024Hindi
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Thank you for your reply sir (1) But I will get marksheet with only including Mathematics. Then I will have two Marksheets one of PCB of 2024 and another of isolated Mathematics Marksheet. (2) My PCB marksheet is of year 2024 , if I filled appearing will it create any problem in Counselling? (3) Since I have two Marksheets one of PCB and another Mathematics isolated Will Jee Mains and Advanced Accept two Marksheets and other engineering colleges including iits and nits.

Ans: Welcome back.
It is already cleared that, there will be no problem if you enter as an "Appearing" option.
While filling out the application form, you have to enter the marks subject-wise. Hence there is no obstruction of two mark sheets. At the time of admission, they will check both the marks sheets and will enter separately the scores of physics, chemistry, and mathematics. There will be no issue of admission either to IIT's or NIT's

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sir i am going to give my pcb board examinations cbse in 2025 and i will also be writing neet in 2025 . here are some questions :- 1. if i take a drop and start preparing for jee mains instead of neet by adding maths to my subjects , which will be a better option among these ? a) writing the on demand exam for maths from nios and if i do so what should information has to be given in jee mains form because i have previously given neet through nta b) writing the public exams for all five subjects pcm from nios.then what should be written in jee main form c) giving a maths exam from cbse as aprivate candidate . and will two marksheets one including maths and one including pcb affect my jee form and counseling do 2 marksheets make a propblem in counselling or filling form and if not what should be entered in form for marksheets of 2 different years or boards 2. if i have maths from nios which board do i have to enter in jee mains form ? i am very confused , please help
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It seems that you are very confused. As you said, you have already appeared for NEET i.e. this is your drop year. Yet you are not confident about NEET 2025. If you have taken NEET previously, then how again you are appearing for the board exam is also not clear. If you have already given NEET and are preparing for NEET again, then why you are thinking about JEE without any reason is also unclear. You have created a lot of problems in your mind without any reason. This is because you are not focussing on the syllabus and studies but rather thinking in an irrelevant direction. The question arises, why not you are appearing with mathematics on the CBSE board? It is suggested that you appear to NEET 2025 with full preparation. If you score less also, then there are many courses in the medical field in which you can get admission. Leave all worries, thoughts, and no mark sheets, JEE issues and focus only on NEET 2025. It is also suggested that you please meet face to face a counselor to understand you more and guide you properly.
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